The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-10-15
Lehighton Publio sahools.

The following Is the report of the principal as
TO attendance, visits and condition OF our schools
for month ending Sept. 80;
The following persons visited the school dur
ing the month Prof r. A, SNYDER. Co Stunt,
Directors Dr.. G. T. Horn and w. p. Long Misses
a, =. Balliet, H. 5. Swartz, j. Williams, David
Miss Ida. Rehrig.
The pupils who were neither late nor absent
during the month:
HIGH SCHooL:-Willie Clauss, Edgar Noll,
Mamie Gabel, Mary Driebebies, Maud Wheatley,
Irene Fenstermacher and Eta Drssel.
GRANTHER John Heberllng, Frank Schoch,
David Mccormick, Harry Gerber, Harry Geggis,
ROBERT Trainer, Ella Fink, Enima Fry, Emma
Miller, Clara ,i ,Gegglls, Ella Schpmaeher, LueIla
Rehrg, Ella Walck, Jennie Trexler, Lizzie Lent.
Lizzie Schoch, and Annabel BrolIate.
INTERMEDIATE:--I Albright, Mabel
Mneatley, Mamie GOmery, Bertha HOlenbach,
Emma Fortwangle, Ella Seabodt, Katie Fenster-
Rehrlg, Harry Wolfe, Willie Brenner.
SECONDARY MARY Fenstermacher, Daisy
Horn, Emma Walch, Emma Kline, Carrie Bach
man, Saphia Leinhard, Lille ,Spoonheimer,
Emma Eritzinger, Hattie TreXler, Harry stTaup,
Frank Trainer, Freddie Rex, "'''''' i'''
FOURTH PRIMARY Harry Oil, Daniel
Sch,oGShi Sa,SS, Henry Br4wnmlller, Harry Trainer,
John Xander, Willie Nothstein, Eva Frtznger,
Jennie Morthimer, Emma Buss, Pheane Baltzer,
Salle Bender, Menervia Ettinger Lizzie Geggus'
Hattie Rex, Lena Langkammer, ella Fueher,,
Manda Biliman, Clara Smith, Nettie Geggus.
Emma AckeT Hattie Trainer, Mary Rehrig,
Alice Blank, Tueka Faust.
THIRD PRIMARY ;-Sallie Frey, Ella Webb,
Emma Schmale, Minnie Walck, Sadie Peters,
Carrie Fenstermaeher, Lizzie Gabel, Ada Weiss,
Sarah Stellar, Alice HOniz. Minnie Kemerer,
Minnie Miller, Cormeda Hiskey. Wesley He'll
man, Frank Wieand, William Kipp, Walter
Hontz, Eddie Smith, Harry NOthstein, William
krock, Allen Albright.
SECOND PRiMARY;- Charley Benninger,
IInerx G,.a n.1at, 1 fpA, ~
bert, Charlie Walp, Charlie Heberllng, Wesley
Benninger, John Nothstein Harry Peters, VIII
mer Trainer, George Reed, George Long. He,-
Nelson Sanders, George Geger, Oliver Ruch,
Wilkes Beck, Harry Scheope, Harry Beck. Wal
ter Weidline, Frank Neither. George .Ruch,
George Newhart, Harry Hunsicker, Robbie
Kneas, Clora DeFrehn, BERTHE Bogdanski, Alice
Gabel, Clara Hefilefnger, Carrie Peters, Clara
Stansbery, Carrie Blank, Ella Heiman, Nettie
Moultrop, Clara Etlnger, Matte Obert, Mary
Mulharen, Matte Helm, Minnie Schoch Ella
Vert, Matte Hess, Ida keichard, Daisy BEN
niger, Carrie Hontz, Hattie OIL. Alice Vert,
Matte Geggqs, Emma Semmel, Lizzie Vellhow-
er
FIRST PRIMARY ;-Thomas Weidaw, Lula
Trexler Harry Sittler, Reynold Commaducky,
Robert Gumbert, Bessie Blank, Chas. Bretney.
Harry Bowman, Chas;;, Trainer, Gertie Heydt,
Sadggle SadsgT Msr bernS Sae Ge%hsrt Ma9ie k3sten
Rex, Chas. Wagner. Chas. Langkammeref,
Mary Webb ,I, Ghas Kipp, Harry Weiand, Ernest
Ratcllff, Geo. Kutz Mary Rex Orlando Heilman,
John Ruch, Harry Rechard, Eta RifTert
Owing to the 9yercrowded condition of the two
lowest primary rooms the school board were
compelled TO open an other room. The humber
of pupils in ali the schools win exceed FIVE hun
dred before the close of the term. The improve
mentS by the board, IN the yard and schools are
beneficial tO4he health comfort and morals OF
the children. Parents are respectfully invited to
visit the schools.